\I. We come now to our second division, in which the necessity of the atonement is located wholly in the obduracy of the sinful race which...

d. iv. 1-v. 12. The Sources of Sonship: Possession of the Spirit as shown by Confession of the Incarnation.     The Spirit of Truth and the ...

 CONCLUDING NOTES. 1. In verse 3 an important variant reading is found in the Vulgate and in many Latin fathers. Instead of "confesseth...

    The subject-matter of the Gospel employed in the Epistle (i. 1-3).     The purpose of the Epistle (i. 4). 1 That which was from the beg...

The words which open this First Epistle of St. John — an appeal to three of the five senses in proof of the reality of Christ's body — s...

QUESTION: How can we reconcile Christ's ignorance of "that day and hour" with His Deity? See Matt. 24:36; Mark 13:32. ANSWER: ...

QUESTION: How can we apply in practice II John 10, "If there come any unto you, and bring not this doctrine, receive him not into your ...

QUESTION: If sin had not come into our world, would the Son of God have been incarnate?  ANSWER: All along down the Christian ages there h...

"That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands hav...

QUESTION: How could Christ be in heaven while on earth, as taught in John 1:18 and 3:13? "No man hath seen God at any time; the only ...

QUESTION: In the Revision there is this marginal reading, to John 1:18: "Many very ancient authorities read 'God only begotten....

Our surprise is ever new when we discover that God so loves our entire race that he gave his well beloved Son to the humiliation of the mang...